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If you’ve ever joked that trash pandas are neighborhood pets, some scientists are quietly nodding along.

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In the Wild

Knowledge

Veterinarians diagnose around 100,000 dogs each year with Cushing’s disease. Medical treatments are available, but accurate diagnosis is essential.

Cushing's disease

A heart murmur is an abnormality caused by atypical pumping of the heart. Treatment depends on the cause, and the dog's health, age, and breed.

First&#x2d;time cat owners might be surprised when their female cat exhibits odd behaviors related to estrus, the feline fertile period also known as heat.

Cats

Whether you're looking for a lap dog, family pet, or loyal companion, the schnoodle has a well&#x2d;rounded disposition that's compatible with nearly any family.

The Yorkipoo has all the confidence of a large breed dog combined with the sweetness you'd expect from a tiny canine.

Teacup poodles are toy poodles that are only 9 inches tall at the shoulder and weigh less than 6 pounds. Despite their size, these pups are full of personality.

It's easy to be charmed by the keeshond. Bred to be companion dogs, the keeshond can win any heart with its charming smile and loving nature.

When you cross a Chinese crested with a chihuahua, you get a chi chi, a small, energetic dog full of personality.

Pairing cocker spaniels and dachshunds results in an adorable, lovable dog called a docker.

If you're looking for an adventurous and indepedent&#x2d;minded canine companion, the foxhound just might be the right dog for you.

The Boykin spaniel is a born hunter, but don't let its ancestral instincts scare you away. This breed is also an intelligent and loving family dog.

The miniature dachshund is a smaller version of its cousin, the standard dachshund. Historically bred for hunting, this little breed is tougher than it appears.

The Vizsla is a medium&#x2d;sized, affectionate dog that likes to stick close to their people, earning themselves the nickname of Velcro Vizsla.

Boerboels might look intimidating, but they're a loving, calm, family&#x2d;dog that would do anything to keep you and your family safe.

This breed has a long history associated with royalty, and today's Papillon is a descendant bred to be the ultimate companion.

Dogs

The Sociable Schnoodle

A Guide to the Adorable Yorkipoo

The Tiny Teacup Poodle

The Charismatic Keeshond

Chi Chi: A Chihuahua and Chinese Crested Mix

Dockers: The Best of Cocker Spaniels and Dachshunds

Are Raccoons Really Becoming America’s Next Pet?

What Is Cushing's Disease in Dogs?

Understanding Heart Murmurs in Dogs

Everything You Need to Know About Cats in Heat